New direct Munich-Fez flight on Sundays: from the midday arrival to riad check-in

From late October 2026, Discover Airlines, the leisure airline of the Lufthansa group, links Munich and Fez every Sunday, until late March 2027. It is the only direct route between Bavaria and the imperial city. About four hours in the air, a morning departure, arrival around midday, and a return to Germany in the evening. With a single weekly frequency, things are simple: you arrive on a Sunday at midday and you leave on a Sunday. Both half-days are easy to handle, as long as you settle one question: where will your suitcase be? Short answer You land at Fez-Saïss around midday, on a Sunday. The medina is closed to cars and your riad will probably hand over the room in the afternoon. On your return day, check-out is in the morning and the flight leaves in the afternoon. Either way, a drop-off point next to the Chouara tannery, open from 9am to 6pm, Sundays included, keeps your bags for 9 MAD per hour. The flight at a glance Route: Munich-Fez, operated by Discover Airlines. Frequency: once a week, on Sundays. Season: from late October 2026 to late March 2027. Schedule: morning departure from Munich, arrival around midday in Fez; the return flight lands in Germany in the evening. The same airline is also launching Frankfurt-Agadir, on Mondays and Fridays. All the new winter flights are in our city-by-city roundup. Check your exact times on the airline's website. Why your suitcase really matters in Fez Fes el-Bali is a medina entirely closed to car traffic. Taxis drop you at the gates, such as Bab Boujloud or Bab Rcif, and the rest is on foot. The alleys are narrow, often sloping, cobbled and full of steps. Porters with carts wait at the gates and can walk you to your riad: a good solution for the suitcase, less so for a day of sightseeing. City by city, we have looked at how practical each medina is with a suitcase in this article. For Fez, the answer is clear: better not to drag it around. Arrival Sunday: what to do between midday and check-in Around 12pm: landing at Fez-Saïss, south of the city, then a taxi to the medina. If the riad can keep your bags, leave them there and head out. It is often possible, but ask in advance. Otherwise, drop them next to the Chouara tannery, then enjoy the afternoon: the terraces overlooking the tannery, the surrounding souks, Seffarine square and the Qaraouiyine quarter. Before 6pm: collect your bags and settle into the riad. A useful reminder for a Sunday: some shops in the medina close or open later that day, but the main sights stay lively. Return Sunday: a morning without your suitcase The return flight lands in Germany in the evening, so it leaves Fez in the afternoon. If you hand back your room in the morning, drop your bags at 9am, take a last stroll through the souks, have lunch, then collect them before taking a taxi to the airport. Leave plenty of time for the journey and formalities. Where to leave your luggage in Fez In the medina: a partner shop on rue Chouara, two minutes from the Chouara tannery. Open from 9am to 6pm every day, Sundays included. In the new town: a second point, open from 12pm to 10pm every day, handy if you are staying outside the medina or taking an evening train. Price: 9 MAD per hour per bag, capped at 59 MAD per day. You book online, the partner scans your QR code and takes a time-stamped photo of your bags at drop-off. Your Sunday in Fez, hands free A point next to the Chouara tannery, open on Sundays. Exact address and price shown before payment. See the points in Fez Read also: leave your suitcases before entering the Fez medina.